Egg Prices Fall for First Time in Nearly a Year, Report Says

According to the new data, consumers are getting a reprinder by increasing the prices of this Easter.

Data Analytics firm Bayana Analytics said on Monday that egg prices were the first time in about a year during the first two weeks of April. Across the 15 brands, the cost of a dozen eggs was from 1 April to 13th to an average of $ 7.30, which is a record $ 7.50 to 1.6% below the record $ 7.50, Bernst said.

According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, wholesale prices may fall on the way from February to March with a decline of more than 20%.

According to Bayana, consumers have recently cut egg purchases amid rising prices in prices, which estimates that sales in March fell more than 11% year-on-year. Federal officers are also monitoring egg prices, the Department of Justice Department investigated the alleged price and requested information from Cal-Main Foods (CALM). The largest American egg supplier Cal-Main said that it was collaborating with investigation earlier this month.

Prices climbed as avian flu, millions of chickens were killed in the last one year, stopping the supply. Some Groors caused how many eggs customers could buy. CEO Jack Sinklair said last month stated that Sprouts Farmer Market (SFM) increased ration purchases or prices, and supermarket customers saw.

“I think each customer in the United States should have 1,000 eggs in its fridge as they are actually sold quickly,” Sinklair said, according to a transcript from alphines.

More than a dozen prices have been common in recent weeks. Restaurants such as Wafal House have a surcharge for dishes that contain eggs. News outlets reported that some Bodegas began using egg options in New York City’s signature Bacon-Ed and-Paneer Sandwich and on a budget they were told by news outlets, selling personal “relaxed” eggs.

Officials said the deficiency did not spare the large restaurant chains with the contacts of eggs of the year, the officials said. Some suppliers surectioned; Others could not find many eggs as approximate, forcing the kitchen to spend more on the eggs. Last month CFO Craig Poless said that the Cracker barrel (CBRL) is expected to cost $ 4 million throughout the financial year.

“Although our egg prices are fully contracted for the remainder of FY 2025, one of our vendors has lost some capacity due to the outbreak of avian influenza, and as a result, we have to buy some eggs in the open market,” Pmels said.